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So.. i got B-complex instead of B-12

spoofy

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I guess when ordering I wasent paying attention.. either way.. I have a big vial of b-complex.. what is a reasonable dose for a 220lb cat?
 
spoofy said:
I guess when ordering I wasent paying attention.. either way.. I have a big vial of b-complex.. what is a reasonable dose for a 220lb cat?
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That kinda depends on the consentration bro. I use a b complex as well and it is 1cc ED.
 
Cyanocobalamin (B12) - 1,000 mcg
Thiamine Hydrochloride (B1) - 12.5 mg
Niacinamide - 12.5 mg
Pyridoxine Hydrochloride (B6) - 5.0 mg
d-Panthenol - 5.0 mg
Riboflavin (B2) (as Riboflavin 5' phosphate sodium) - 2.0 mg
with benzyl alcohol 1.5% v/v as preservative, ammonium sulfate 0.1%.


does it burn or anything?
 
spoofy said:
Cyanocobalamin (B12) - 1,000 mcg
Thiamine Hydrochloride (B1) - 12.5 mg
Niacinamide - 12.5 mg
Pyridoxine Hydrochloride (B6) - 5.0 mg
d-Panthenol - 5.0 mg
Riboflavin (B2) (as Riboflavin 5' phosphate sodium) - 2.0 mg
with benzyl alcohol 1.5% v/v as preservative, ammonium sulfate 0.1%.


does it burn or anything?
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If that is B-complex plus from agrilabs nope it painless and works great. I take 1cc ED.
 
Skye said:
If that is B-complex plus from agrilabs nope it painless and works great. I take 1cc ED.
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I've seen a few different views and opinions on this and this thread struck my curiosity. I will be taking b12 with my next cycle (subcutaneously). I've seen advice on doing 1000mcg ed, and I've seen people say that this is too much. I've also seen that b12 is not toxic at any level but b12complex is, and that you can't inject it ed. Also that you can't even tell the effects of the b12, energy increase and increase in appetite. What are your thoughts, experiences? Is subcutaneous an exceptable way to inject b12? I'm wanting to get the full benefits and I've seen contradicting information, but have yet to get it from anyone that has actually used it 1000mcg ed.
 
This is slightly off subject, but I read alot at Pub med stating that oral B was just as effective as injectible. Is there a reason that you are using injectible B complex?
 
candle25 said:
This is slightly off subject, but I read alot at Pub med stating that oral B was just as effective as injectible. Is there a reason that you are using injectible B complex?
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My understanding is injectable gets absorbed from the tissues into the blood stream and is readily available for use since its a water soluable vitamin. The oral goes through the digestive system (duh,lol!) and part of it is digested before it goes to the intestine and gets a chance to absorb into the body. Thats just off of the top of my head, nothing technical by any means and have no references to support it. ;)
 
Cannons said:
I've seen a few different views and opinions on this and this thread struck my curiosity. I will be taking b12 with my next cycle (subcutaneously). I've seen advice on doing 1000mcg ed, and I've seen people say that this is too much. I've also seen that b12 is not toxic at any level but b12complex is, and that you can't inject it ed. Also that you can't even tell the effects of the b12, energy increase and increase in appetite. What are your thoughts, experiences? Is subcutaneous an exceptable way to inject b12? I'm wanting to get the full benefits and I've seen contradicting information, but have yet to get it from anyone that has actually used it 1000mcg ed.
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I could be wrong but they're all water soluble vits so it is very hard to take too much really. (I am also over 300lb and take metformin so I have a reason to use it) I usually just take it with my gear. I do notice a big differnce but I was anemic before, probably due to the glucophage so I may not be the best example.
 
candle25 said:
This is slightly off subject, but I read alot at Pub med stating that oral B was just as effective as injectible. Is there a reason that you are using injectible B complex?
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Not in my case at any rate, metformin causes absorbsion problems with the b vits so injecting is obvously going to be better. And as far as increased hunger and all that your really try to take advantage of a side affect of the B12, so injecting it is going to be better in that respect. But bump for more info.
 
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